| These were single-engined, low-winged monoplanes, usually with enclosed cockpits, retracting undercarriages, and a fixed forward firing armament. |
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| Many of the people in my town tell me they protect their vehicles from winter salt damage by having their undercarriages sprayed with used motor oil. |
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| The proximity of the enemy to the airfield was illustrated by the fact that the fighters barely had time to retract their undercarriages before commencing attacks. |
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| When fuel or feed delivery trucks do come to farms, they are accompanied by decontamination teams that spray down their wheels and undercarriages with disinfectant. |
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| Prior to Symrise acquiring Building 7, the property was used to manufacture railroad freight car undercarriages. |
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| Rendell today vetoed House Bill 1928, a measure that would have changed state law regarding the transportation of modular housing undercarriages. |
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| Titan Europe is one of the world's leading manufacturers of off-road heavy plant wheels and undercarriages. |
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| The pallets and oranges flew out the back of the 1973 Ford F-350 and landed beneath four vehicles, damaging their undercarriages, California Highway Patrol officials said. |
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| A wide variety of undercarriages are available to suit any application. |
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